Taiwan bars China reporter for spreading of “fake news”

Taiwan authorities have barred a reporter for a television network in China from working on the island, accusing him of spreading "fake news" at a time of heightened cross-strait tensions. It is the first time a mainland Chinese reporter has been banned ... ( read original story ...)

Mapping the sounds of protest

The project has explored a variety of themes from sacred spaces ... all the way over to student protests in Taipei City, Taiwan. "It really spans not just a wide range of countries but a wide range of topics." Stuart believes that the sounds of protest ... ( read original story ...)

Taiwan’s President Asks World: ‘Constrain China’

Taiwan’s President Tsai Ing-wen asked the world to help Taiwan “constrain China” in an interview with Agence-France Presse (AFP) on Monday, warning that the world’s “democracy, freedom and freedom to do business” were imperiled by the ... ( read original story ...)

Taiwan’s Migrant Workers Are Finding Their Voice

Taiwan has a migrant labor exploitation problem, as evidenced by a spate of protests that have occurred on behalf of migrant workers in Taiwan in recent months. Negligence from employers and government agencies appears to run deep. Whether at sea or on ... ( read original story ...)

Taiwan’s President Tsai Ing-wen, in her own words

Because today it's Taiwan, but tomorrow it may be any other country that will have to face the expansion of China's influence. Their democracy, freedom, and freedom to do business will one day be affected by China. We need to work together to reaffirm our ... ( read original story ...)

Chunghwa Telecom taking lead on IPv6 in Taiwan

Priding itself on being a leader of Taiwan’s telecommunication sector, Chunghwa Telecom (CHT) announced last month that it had become the first commercial telco to launch IPv6 in Taiwan on its mobile, broadband and WiFi networks; in the process lifting ... ( read original story ...)

US announces new de facto ambassador to Taiwan

Both events were opposed by Beijing, which regards Taiwan as part of China. James Moriarty, the US-based chairman of the AIT, confirmed to the Financial Times this month that the US was working with Taiwan officials to help them deal with the rising ... ( read original story ...)

Taiwan’s secret offshore billions lure wealth managers

That caught our attention. So we started asking – why aren’t we managing his money and his needs outside Taiwan? Who else are we missing here?” Yuanta tweaked its business model. The shift was simple but necessary. “A rich guy’s wealth might ... ( read original story ...)